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Re: Well this place hasn't changed much
Posted: Mon Oct 21, 19 7:05 am
by cadboy
welcome back Dave

Re: Well this place hasn't changed much
Posted: Mon Oct 21, 19 9:29 am
by Charger
hello there

, welcome back
good to see you back on here Dave

Re: Well this place hasn't changed much
Posted: Mon Oct 21, 19 9:44 am
by Dave999
Alreet big fella
Dave
Re: Well this place hasn't changed much
Posted: Mon Oct 21, 19 1:04 pm
by Dave81
Welcome back Dave!!

Re: Well this place hasn't changed much
Posted: Mon Oct 21, 19 1:30 pm
by Adam
I didn't notice you'd left

Re: Well this place hasn't changed much
Posted: Tue Oct 22, 19 4:49 pm
by Dave-R
Blue wrote: Sat Oct 19, 19 4:41 pm
Your timing is pretty good Dave, apart from the Mopar exotica prices are their lowest I've seen in the UK for years, especially projects.
Think I would rather start with something not needing any bodywork to be honest. I will have the funds in the new year. I hate bodywork. Love the mechanical and electrical stuff though. ;-)
Re: Well this place hasn't changed much
Posted: Tue Oct 22, 19 4:59 pm
by Blue
I'm with you there, no fan of bodywork either...
Re: Well this place hasn't changed much
Posted: Tue Oct 22, 19 7:20 pm
by Pete
Dave-R wrote: Tue Oct 22, 19 4:49 pm
Think I would rather start with something not needing any bodywork to be honest. ....
I understand, have you considered getting a Corvette?

Re: Well this place hasn't changed much
Posted: Tue Oct 22, 19 9:28 pm
by morgan
Pete wrote: Tue Oct 22, 19 7:20 pm
Dave-R wrote: Tue Oct 22, 19 4:49 pm
Think I would rather start with something not needing any bodywork to be honest. ....
I understand, have you considered getting a Corvette?

Re: Well this place hasn't changed much
Posted: Wed Oct 23, 19 11:21 am
by Dave-R
Pete wrote: Tue Oct 22, 19 7:20 pm
Dave-R wrote: Tue Oct 22, 19 4:49 pm
Think I would rather start with something not needing any bodywork to be honest. ....
I understand, have you considered getting a Corvette?
The second word I'm thinking of is "off".
No I got fed up driving a car that was reliable, comfortable, cheap to run, less than a second slower on the strip than my old 500hp Challenger but 175mph top speed, a fraction of the cost to buy and three times the fuel economy.
I must have been mad to drive a car like that for 8 years or whatever it was.

Re: Well this place hasn't changed much
Posted: Wed Oct 23, 19 11:37 am
by Dave-R
I must admit I am really enjoying using my Jeep as a daily driver. Feels very American to drive. 2.5 tons of fun.

Re: Well this place hasn't changed much
Posted: Wed Oct 23, 19 1:21 pm
by Blue
So what floats your boat Dave, something with a modern drivetrain swapped in perhaps?
Re: Well this place hasn't changed much
Posted: Wed Oct 23, 19 4:03 pm
by Dave-R
Blue wrote: Wed Oct 23, 19 1:21 pm
So what floats your boat Dave, something with a modern drivetrain swapped in perhaps?
The trouble with modern engines and control systems is you get engine fault lights if any one of the thousand sensors goes slightly out of spec.
No I will stick to old school for what will probably be my last Mopar. It's a shame Matt Snowball is doing an Race AAR Cuda clone. I have fancied doing a street tribute version for a number of years.
But when I start looking around seriously I will probably buy the first E or B body that tickles my fancy if it is good enough and has plenty of potential to "make my own" with a bit of tinkering.

Re: Well this place hasn't changed much
Posted: Fri Oct 25, 19 1:27 am
by drewcrane
WHO THE F...

Re: Well this place hasn't changed much
Posted: Sun Oct 27, 19 9:25 pm
by Gas for GOSH
Good to have the return of your massive knowledge combined with a unique way of expressing a point Dave!
